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mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
the sad part about a life as a stoolie is
this :
that once mp blows your cover, your value
to your owners decreases dramtically. and while you had been lured into
the life with promises of superspydom, well... you gotta do
the work such as it is. whether you
think yourself better
than
that or not.
fluffypony: asciilifeform: he's revealing himself as
the Bitcoin Devil
to Ver's Jesus
benkay: wasn't communism attempted in
the mid 20th century? and it failed?
mircea_popescu: re
tye
turkish flotilla 2
thing : wasn't
that attempted in 2011 ? and it failed ?
chetty: <mircea_popescu> chetty :
that should result in a bizarre sect of people who wear
the doldos non stop and only get
to orgasm when
the computer is pleased with
them.//
the field for whole new fetishes is wide open
mircea_popescu: chetty :
that should result in a bizarre sect of people who wear
the doldos non stop and only get
to orgasm when
the computer is pleased with
them.
assbot: Bluetooth-Enabled Vibrator Leading
to Computer-Engineered Orgasms | Betabeat
fluffypony: when are we adding "last steps in bitcoin-assets"
to
the wiki
mircea_popescu: the old wiki is
too fouled by
the likes of mike hearn, luke jr and
the rest of
the
tools
to be much use anymore
rithm: like a
treasure hunt
mircea_popescu: rithm you can just use
the ba wiki entry. it's
the cannonical response anwyay
rithm: or would ya'll rather send
them somewhere
rithm: nanotube how about ;;guide in #bitcoin-assets? I mean, I'd
totally regurgitate it
to people asking for help on how
to use OTC...
fluffypony: mike_c:
the
third joke is David Seaman
chetty: the risks of
the decision.
chetty: maximize
the distance between a decision-maker and
chetty: VI 52. Bureaucracy is a construction designed
to
mike_c: only
two semen jokes? i'm disappointed
mircea_popescu: what happens at night when you've been away from your wife for a long
time
cr_zoidberg: FabianB: "dev bounties is 1%" - yes, we have daily paid with about 1% of emission, but
this inclome depends of miner votes.
they can reduce our earings if
they don't like our work for example
mircea_popescu: fluffypony i imagine in
the not so distant future one'll be able
to make a living helping people present
themselves well here.
mircea_popescu: cr_zoidberg don't be vague, be aggressive. what, specifically, is worth
the mention on
that lot of inovations ?
assbot: 'Freedom Flotilla II' set
to sail for Gaza from
Turkey | JPost | Israel News
cr_zoidberg: mircea_popescu: Boolberry - it's anonymus cryptocurrency, originally based on cryptonote
technology but with a lot of innovations.
gribble: Error: User doesn't exist in
the Rating or GPG databases. User must be GPG-registered
to receive ratings.
fluffypony: ;;rate cr_zoidberg 1 seriously
top notch C / C++ dev, pushes code out like
there's no
tomorrow
rithm: cr_zoidberg did you send
the imgur link of
the shoeonhead.jpg selfie
to gribble?
cr_zoidberg: sorry, had
troubles with irc client. hello
to all, fluffypony, hello!
rithm: fluffypony: i'll forge
those documents
fluffypony: rithm: only if you've paid your
Tor
Tax and have your
tax clearance certificate for it
the20year: No,
the investors are still an asset -
they're
the reason
the business has flourished.
The liability right now is interent
trolls
the20year: I'm shocked
that both IPOs went as well as
they did, but
through both of
them at
the $4/share range, it gave us sufficient capital
to buy
the 8 properties we wanted, and build
the business
to viability
assbot: Mike Hearn proposes
to build vulnerable censorship mechanism into
Tor, opposes a fix for hidden service deanonymization, on
Tor mailing list : Bitcoin
mircea_popescu: anyway, so what's
the
takehome here, banks are now warm enough
that
the investors are mostly a liability or what ?
mircea_popescu: the20year
the unexplained part is how people
that weren't buying at 30ish one week bought at 75ish
the next, and
then sold back down
to 40ish
the week after
that.
the20year: Now we're at a point where we really don't need new investment,
the business is bringing in upwards of $6k/mo in revenues with $8k/mo on
the near horizon, AND banks are getting very warm
to us
fluffypony: cryptostocks has
the best verification system
the20year: I can understand
the greif with
the .0055 and .0075 IPOs within
two months, and
they were
to meet a very specific goal - keep my employees with jobs
till we were able
to partner with a bank, or maintain sufficient cashflow
to keep my employees in houses
fluffypony: investors would just gettrust and
talk
to people in
their L1 or L2
trust
mircea_popescu: that double price week of ipo
thing you had going is definitely problematic, as far as
these
things go. but anyway, im
too lazy
to dig up
the actual
threads.
fluffypony: this shit would unequivocably be solved with
the WoT
chetty: easy
to see how you would
think of investment
that way if you live in usa
the20year: That's
the logic, and
they;re
taking
the stance
that all investments are scams
mircea_popescu: the20year
the logic would be
that
they want
to protect
the people who aren't investors yet not
the ones
that already bit it.
the20year: and like I said, and
they didn't care - if either of our companies are fined by
the SEC, or we start racking up major laywer bills, it comes out of shareholder money which is who
they say
they're gonna protect
fluffypony: the20year:
that sounds like someone
threatening
to report a renter on AirBNB
to
their landlord
mircea_popescu: isn't lambchop like
the last remaining voice of sanity
there ?
the20year: the problem is
they say
they're gonna report both of us
to
the SEC
the20year: we had one of our
top 10% investors already dump his shares, and it seems
to be based on what lambcop or someone else said
the20year: that's a very real possibility
too
mike_c: or,
they are havelol pump/dump/crash/repeat scamsters
trying
to crash RENT?
the20year: Your guess is as a good as mine , i guess
they assume
that him and I are both 100% fraudsters and want
to prevent anyone from investing in either of us as
the assumption is
that we will
take all
their money
fluffypony: the20year: what's up with
that anti-Benny
thread?
the20year: who are you
tailing mircea_popescu?
mircea_popescu: everyone's stuck selling
to
the government, let's just hope government can keep paying everyone for
their golden
toilets. forever.
mircea_popescu: so if you add it all up, 15*24 + 50 = 410. which whatever, one could round a bit, but not all
the way
to 300 * 24 + 1000 = 8200 for chrissakes. so basically,
this guy just priced himself way, way, way
the fuck out of
the market, and
then
they wonder why nonsense like uber is successful. well... it's successful because
trying
to add 2000% padding on your cost structure will never fly and can never fly.
mircea_popescu: this is going
to be
the fucking end of
the us, i swear.
talk
to guy running a private eye business for a project, he wants 1k upfront and 300 an hour for
three investigators in
two cars. meanwile, car rentals are still 30
to 50 a day (and you should get a fucking rebate if yu're in
the business) and grunts are still happy
to make 15 an hour - really, lots of phd kids can't even get
the 15 and work at starbucks for 11.2
jurov: fluffypony his introduction was pretty
tame, i don't see any problem here
jurov: dingleberry comes
to mind
the20year: I was gonna invite everyone here
to
the rentalstarter Aug 1st conference call
cr_zoidberg: I would love
to
tell you more about Boolberry if you're interested.
Thank you.
cr_zoidberg: Hello, I'm known as zoidberg and I'm a core developer of project Boolberry. I heard about
this channel via Bitcrea and Matic Kocevar. We are currently searching for support opportunities for Boolberry. We are
the most advanced anonymous cryptocurrency
to date, a modified and improved version of CryptoNote. Here's a few presentations we recetly released:
mircea_popescu: you must be doing something wrong but short of having someone physically
there
to
try it out i dunno how
to find it
mike_c: selling at 597? crazy
traders.
mircea_popescu: fucking posers
these people,
to
the degree
they've entirely forgotten
they're posers.
mircea_popescu: lol what
the fuck,
the economist is supposed
to work like b-a now ?
mircea_popescu: throughout industry, maybe if
they gave us more information, a reader would offer
to hire her.
mircea_popescu: How much do you want
to bet
that her
two degrees aren’t in Materials Science and Genetic Engineering? By not
telling us what she studied,
the article inoculates itself (and her) against
the completely understandable response of “Maybe she should have studied something marketable.”
Tell me, after reading
the article, do you know what job was Ms. Ulldemolins looking for?
The Economist is read by influential people
mircea_popescu: Let’s get
to
the facts.
The only fact present in
that introduction is
that her
two degrees are worthless. I mean
that quite literally,
the market has chosen
to place no value on someone with
those
two degrees. And how do I know
this? Because
the article doesn’t
tell us what degrees she has.
mircea_popescu: so if behaviour a is common in A and b in B, and a conveys 90% less germs
than b,
then germs are 90% less of a problem in B
than A.
mircea_popescu: there's
this point in anthropology proposing
that behaviours emergent in groups are reflective of
the survival fit
those same behaviours entail.
chetty: wonder what
they
thionk of
the argentine kiss
assbot: Fist bumps relay 90 percent less germs
than handshakes: study| Reuters
mircea_popescu: sounds like a literate vor explaining
the bаша собственная тюрьма point.
chetty: asciilifeform, great piece, will is indeed
the key
mircea_popescu: im not exactly known for
trying
to meet people half way.
jurov: pogakuofie:
try #bitcoin-otc first .
mircea_popescu: this is bitcoin-assets,
the nerve center of bitcoin,
the core of
the internet.
fluffypony looks down at his Bitcoin-Assets
t-shirt
mircea_popescu: ah great bitcoin-assets,
thy enigmatic walls so mighty,
thy crenelated porticuli so hidden in plain sight behind a flash of blinding light. how well do you protect
thy fruit, how pleasant warmth
to be within
thy belly, what delight.
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mircea_popescu: mike_c
this because you don't read
trilema, it's discussed (in passing) :P